The Insolvency Service’s Post

💷 He falsely claimed that the two companies had a combined turnover of over £600,000 Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/e_M6Z8P3

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John Fairbrother

Recovery Professional. Business Owner at John Fairbrother Associates

1d

The major banks were throwing money at ANYBODY who applied back then. Fabricating turnover was rife amongst directors who never thought the Bank or, indeed, the Government would pursue them. Many thought simply liquidating their companies would be the end of the matter - wrong! I have had personal experience using the Prism platform and note Michael Locke’s comments here. It is an invaluable tool for Insolvency Practitioners who can easily identify rogue payments made from Bounce Back Loan funds by very simple means. I agree that Banks should have performed stricter due diligence but, at least some of the funds are being clawed back now.

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Howard Pinkham

Senior Partner at Justice Served Debt Recovery

2d

The lack of due diligence by the lender needs investigating.

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Frank Johnson

Strictly No Collect-No Fee, Face2Face debt recovery specialist in recovering both Personal & Business debts. We aim to personally visit your debtor within 7 days. Unlimited free pre-legal advice and support.

5d

Let’s hope the Insolvency Practitioners on this case carry out a thorough asset assessment including visiting the debtor personally to establish exactly were the money has been hidden 🙏🙏

Michael P. Gerard

Solicitor, Chartered Builder & Chartered Adjudicator. Principal at Michael Gerard Solicitors.

5d

How on earth could a company obtain BBL's without a trading history, bearing in mind that the criteria of the amount of a loan was based against turnover!

Matthew Holtom

Managing Director | Plumbing & Heating Contractors @ ABLE PLUMBING SOLUTIONS LTD

5d

I know a few companies that done this also!

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